Flights from Bristol to Khartoum

Arriving in Khartoum

Book your flights to Khartoum with Etihad Airways to begin a unique holiday experience in Sudan and catch a glimpse of this charming, historical and magnificent city.

Plan Your Cairo Holiday

If you travel to Khartoum, you will be won over by its hospitable people and the breath-taking natural surroundings. Visit the nearby Dinder National Park and have a photography adventure in the woodland and plains. You can also go to the Red Sea Coast which is often known as a diver’s paradise. The coastal lagoons and coral reefs are among the rarest in the world. If you are charmed by old-fashioned ways, then you must visit a boat builder along the river in Omdurman, where whole boats are built with no power tools.

The weather in Khartoum can be somewhat hot in the summer months. The hotter months must be avoided if you want to explore the city fully, but cheap hotels in Khartoum are readily available during this off season. Winter months with their pleasant weather are the best choice for most people but you must book tickets to Khartoum beforehand. Look for the best flight deals to Khartoum on the Deals section of our website.

Flying from Bristol

Choose Etihad Airways when you book your flights from Bristol and enjoy a comfortable journey to your final destination. We offer you a modern and comfortable aircraft as well as excellent service that will make you want to repeat the experience again and again.

Major Airports in Bristol

Bristol International Airport (BRS) is located in North Somerset. In recent years, the increase of tourist interest in this area has increased the number of passengers to the point that it is now one of the busiest airports in the United Kingdom.

Airport Transportation in Bristol

There are several bus routes to Bristol International Airport but the fastest is the A2 bus. It departs from the city centre and stops at many key locations and major hotels throughout the city. The ride itself takes half an hour and buses depart every 10 minutes.

Alternatively, you can take the train to Bristol International Airport from Temple Meads, the central station of the city where the A1 bus departs. If you are in a hurry or have a lot of luggage, you can always take a taxi to Bristol International Airport, which is a more expensive but more comfortable option.

Choose Etihad Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, for flights from Bristol to Khartoum on which you will be travelling in comfort and style.